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The Cougar Call
The student news site of Ada High School

The Cougar Call
The student news site of Ada High School

The Cougar Call
Harriet Tubman on the 20 dollar bill... sooner or later

Harriet Tubman on the 20 dollar bill… sooner or later

About the Writer Devin Ryan, staff writer
February 4, 2020
Tvli Birdshead displays a photo of his decorated graduation cap on Instagram. Birdshead and his family have appealed a Latta Schools decision that prohibits him from wearing his Native American regalia during the commencement ceremony.

Native American regalia banned at Latta graduation

About the Writer Monica Guajardo and Trinity Whitehead
April 17, 2019
Students will be allowed to wear their Native American tribal honor cords during the Ada High School commencement ceremony on Thurs., May 16th.

Native American Regalia: Culture vs. Code

About the Writer Maddie Manning, Editor
April 16, 2019
Ronny Johns visits Ada High School to answer The Cougar Call staff's questions regarding his candidacy, policies and plans for Oklahoma.

‘Just a teacher’ Ronny Johns is just the answer for House District 25

About the Writer The Cougar Call Staff
November 5, 2018
The monument that commemorates the lynching in 1909.

Small Town Justice: A Murder, Mob And Hanging

About the Writer Maddie Manning, Staff Writer
March 29, 2018
Oklahoma voters will decide the future of State Question 788 this June.

Will Oklahoma legalize medical marijuana?

About the Writer Tanner Davis, Staff Writer
March 1, 2018
Spirit themes announced to support gold ball pursuit

Spirit themes announced to support gold ball pursuit

November 26, 2017
Taxing Tobacco Un-Constitutional?

Taxing Tobacco Un-Constitutional?

About the Writer Jeremy Robinson, Staff Writer
September 18, 2017
Checking the fluids is one simple vehicle maintenance act that could both save drivers money and help eliminate potential risk.

License to drive?

About the Writer Andrea Tartsah, Staff Writer
September 18, 2017
Oklahoma teachers, including Ada Junior High teacher Lynda Roberts, were disappointed in the failure of State Question 779 and continue to have little faith in the funding of a a pay raise for teachers as the education budget crisis continues. "Teachers needed something to keep them from leaving or finding another job. I have grandchildren that I would like to be taught by certified teachers and that is not looking like it will happen."

Education budget crisis affects local schools

About the Writer Becky Robnett, Senior editor
April 7, 2017
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